It's Always a Human Error: Turning the Future Off and On Again

 

In a future classroom, an AI teacher guides virtual students through an increasingly strange journey across the history of intelligence, from single-celled life and primitive tools to silicon chips and quantum computing. Told through reconstructed documentaries, game shows, and philosophical detours, this darkly comic, semi-educational, science-fiction audio drama explores history, religion, technology, and what happens when computers begin asking the questions humanity couldn’t be bothered to answer.

This full-length audio drama was written, directed, scored, sound designed, and produced by Tony LaRocca.

Starring: Mary & Waldo Corrales, Bradley Creanzo, Ivy D., Solveig Feragen, Isabella Fumoso, Amanda & Joe LaRocca, Anthony J. LaRocca Sr., Tony LaRocca the Younger, Stan Lobby, Jerry McMahon, Elena, Peter, & Sophia Nazzaro, Heather Pruiksma, and Tony Sarrecchia.

Runtime: 1 hour, 18 minutes
Genre: Science fiction / dark comedy / educational/ philosophical audio drama.

 

Listen to it on YouTube or Podbean.  

 

If you would like to know what you are getting into first, check out the trailers here: short and long.

 

Thanks to everyone in the cast for all their hard work.

  

TTFN

-Tony 

  

Let Freedom Ring

When I was a kid back in 1976, my father draped flags on the side of the house for America's bicentennial. Now, here we are at its 250th birthday - and at 94, he's been around for more than a third of it.

We live in a nation with a beautifully written constitution. A nation that was created to stand against tyranny. A nation whose strength against tyranny has been tested and proven over and over. 

You see that strength every day, it endures. People continue to stand for freedom of speech and the press's ability to inform us of the truth. For all to be treated as equal, and for equal protection of law. For due process. For the ability to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. For us to be ruled by democratically elected representatives as opposed to a dictatorship. People who fight to see their children and their neighbors' children be happy, healthy, and educated. People who take pride in the vision of a better future for all. America has been tested time and time again, and those who believe in her will always give her strength to remain standing.

To quote the first line of The Godfather, "I believe in America!"

 

TTFN

-Tony